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Reddit by LacedDainty Mar 31st

Oklahoma actor here! I filmed my first movie yesterday (short horror film). That’s me in the orange sweater. I had an amazing time!

Backstage by pewterss Mar 30th

LA Headshot photographer

So I met with a manager who said he liked my headshots but not for the category he see's me in. He wants to see the dark side of me, he said he see's me as more a bad guy or bad good guy. Current headshots don't portray that, and...

Reddit by samxls Mar 30th

Wrote and produced my first film after moving to the USA. Showing at the TCL Chinese theater next month. Here's a trailer.

Hey everyone. I'm a foreign actor and recently moved to the USA. Since arriving, I wrote and produced a short comedy satirizing the endless ANDROID vs IPHONE debate. Of course I cast myself in it too! It serves as a sequel to another film I directed in my...

Reddit by introvertactor Mar 30th

How do YOU warm up for auditions/callbacks?

A fellow performing friend of mine asked me a question I haven't really been asked in some time... "How do YOU warm up?" It took me a minute to even remember what I do, it has been that ingrained in me. But, my response was: "I'm usually in a corner of the...

Reddit by tryingtobebetter1225 Mar 29th

How to become SAG-Aftra eligible?

Was planning on doing the new media thing however found out that doesn't apply anymore. Heres my thing. I have a lot of Union actor friends who would all be happy to do a project with me to help me out. Does that mean anything anymore or does that not even...

Reddit by ladenzalednum Mar 29th

How important IS social media?

I had a discussion with some of you guys a month or so ago about how important social media is to your career, so I just wanted to share this. I'm working in Detroit currently, so it's a teeny market, BUT I've been taking a commercial class and last night we...

Reddit by K1ngN0thing Mar 29th

looking for a couple of voice actors for a video project

Pay is negotiable, and I'll have the project lead reach out to you for these discussions. In general, we're looking for voices that are kind of low-key/soft, not over the top, sophisticated and determined, passionate. We're looking for both male and female...

Reddit by LoveLondon22 Mar 29th

Voice actor Zach Hoffman on why it's important to get a college/uni on your books.

Reddit by AsheGames Mar 29th

Any advice for an apprising actress?

Hello I’m just starting out in the acting world pretty much. All I have done is voice over work for fan projects and some plays in high school. I need advice on how to better myself as an actress, get over my nerves, and get out there. I will say that I have...

Reddit by EffectivePineapple Mar 29th

Atlanta or SF for aspiring actor?

Hi everyone! So moving to LA for college was all a part of my plan but turns out that it will be unlikely as I’m waitlisted at UCLA. Instead, I was accepted into UC Berkeley (near SF) and Emory University (Atlanta) and the only thing that I’m really concerned...

Reddit by AutoModerator Mar 28th

Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Mar 28

Use this thread to post your headshots for feedback, get info on your age range/type, find good headshot photographers, ask any questions you may have about headshots. If you are posting a DIY headshot for feedback, and not just a snapshot in order to get...

Reddit by WinonaPortman Mar 28th

Does anybody know these actors who booked pilots?

I'm doing a survey on the backgrounds of young adult actors who booked pilots and straight-to-series orders again this year and as usual, there are a few that I can't find much about. With most of them, I'm defaulting to "Began Careers with High School...

Reddit by FatSamurai_-_- Mar 28th

I need to better my social skills.

I'm in highschool and would love to be a voice actor in the future and even start now. I struggle sometimes to know how to act in social situations. I'm open to any advice any of you have, I'm also open to making new friends through PM's thank you all for...

Reddit by moto_maji Mar 28th

Should I go ficore?

I'm primarily a commercial actor. Before I had to join the union it seemed like I was booking once a month and now I haven't booked anything since last summer. Thoughts?

Reddit by xpurplelightx Mar 28th

As an aspiring foreign actor - is pursuing a career even worth it? HELP

I am a 16 year old living in Europe. I've always been extremely passionate about acting but in my country the show-business overall is nearly nonexistent. I haven't watched TV in months, there's literally nothing interesting besides dubbed foreign films. Our...

Reddit by itachiman95 Mar 28th

Hello all in the r/VoiceActing!

i'm Ian Skiver, an aspiring actor from just outside Chicago, while i haven't gotten any work yet, i already have an audiomack full of recorded lines i've done, and my goal? well, it used to be meeting Mark Hamil, but in all honesty i wanna become Barbatos for...

Reddit by LoneWolfBrian Mar 28th

Anyone Been a Standardized Patient Actor?

I just got an email about an opportunity to be a standardized patient actor at a local medical school for a couple days. Pay is $25/hour for 4 1/2 hours at a time. It’s tempting, but I really have little idea what to expect. Anyone have experience being one...

Reddit by express_sushi49 Mar 28th

Is it a bad time to be a white male actor?

- I've been told by so many teachers, coaches and professionals now that it really is. - Diversity is in, but even more so because it's making up for the lost time of the last 2 decades. - Of the last 18 "congratulations on your role booking" instagram posts...

Reddit by barneyalfred Mar 27th

How do I ask an actor to reshoot all her scenes?

So I recently filmed something with an actress, it was a fairly guerrilla filming that had us jumping around on public buses so I admittedly rushed shots. I'm now looking back on her scenes and regretting that I didn't spend more time fleshing out her...

Reddit by EFC94 Mar 27th

Temp Agencies in LA

Are there any actors on here who live in LA that use a specific Temp Agency for their day job? I understand it's quiet a common approach for actors in LA as an alternative to waiting on/bar-tending. How hard are positions to come by with temp agencies? how...